Ann Ranson delves into the transformative power of perspective. She shares a quote that has become a guiding principle in their life: "Everything happens for you, not to you." This mantra is a reminder to trust in the natural flow of life and to lean into faith when faced with challenges. As Mrs. Ranson explains,…

Three years ago, Dan Spottsville & Makayla Mitchell had their own office space. The pandemic changed that, pushing them towards coworking spaces. They’ve noticed a trend in these spaces – they’re packed with perks like gyms, but the rent is sky-high and the focus seems to be less on making the workspace user-friendly and more…

Melinda Eitzen Podcast with Lindsey Obenhaus(lobenhaus@gbafamilylaw.com ) About the Guest: Lindsey Obenhaus is a family law attorney that works at Goranson Bain Ausley. She serves on the State Bar of Texas Technology Committee, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Technology Committee, and chairs the Goranson Bain Ausley Technology Committee. Episode Summary: In this episode of The…

Reflecting on the early days of 2020, Tim Mallad remembers the image of a son, anxious and helpless, questioning the health of his mother in a nursing home amidst a mysterious virus outbreak. An administrator, reading a prepared statement to a reporter, offered no comment, a response that felt unsettlingly impersonal. In such situations, the…

As the global economy continues to evolve at a rapid pace, and the landscape of work even quicker, the importance of equipping individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the workforce has never been greater. Workforce programs in universities play a crucial role in this endeavor, providing students with the education, training,…

Melinda Eitzen Podcast with Chris Farish. (chris@quaidfarish.com) About the Guest: Chris Farish is a family lawyer that works at Quaid Farish Family Law Firm. He is the past president of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals. Episode Summary: In this episode of The Melinda Eitzen Show Chris Farish uses his extensive experience in collaborative law…

Sundowning is a term that may sound simple but it encapsulates a complex reality. As @teepasnowvideos explains to us, Sundowning is a phenomenon that occurs when our brains, having a finite amount of chemistry to utilize throughout the day, start to deplete these resources. By the time late afternoon rolls around, most of us are…

Exploring Workforce Development Strategies and Trends-Greg Wurth As the global economy continues to evolve at a rapid pace, and the landscape of work even quicker, the importance of equipping individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the workforce has never been greater. Workforce programs in universities play a crucial role in this…

Cynthia Harnest warns against a common trap for entrepreneurs: the "Field of Dreams" mentality, where they believe that merely building something will automatically draw customers. While this optimism is commendable, it often neglects a critical question: why would customers come? To ensure your business both attracts and retains customers, it’s crucial to understand the underlying…

Workforce housing is a concept that’s simple yet profound. It’s the idea that housing should be affordable for those who work in the city, a principle that BOH has championed for 25 years in Dallas. We’ve all heard stories of people commuting for hours just to get to their jobs, a reality that BOH aims…